RESERVE REQUIREMENTS AGAINST PESO DEPOSITS AND DEPOSIT SUBSTITUTE LIABILITIES OF FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES
II.A.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP
A minimum proportion of 25% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP. (Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.)
Total reserve requirements P34,000Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from BSP 4,000 ββββNet reserve requirement 30,000 =======Deposit with BSP-25% of P30,000 P7,500 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P7,500 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency).
If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 25% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows:
Deposit with BSP-25% of P34,000 P8,500
II.B.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP
A minimum proportion of 25% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP.) Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.)
Total reserve requirements P16,000Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from BSP 2,000 ββββNet reserve requirement 14,000 =======Deposit with BSP-25% of P14,000 P3,500 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P3,500 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency).
If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 25% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows:
Deposit with BSP-25% of P16,000 P4,000
II.C.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP
A minimum proportion of 25% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP. (Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.)
Total reserve requirements P8,750Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from BSP 1,500 ββββNet reserve requirement 7,250 =======Deposit with BSP-25% of P7,250 P1,812.50 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P1,812.50 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency).
If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 25% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows:
Deposit with BSP-25% of P8,750 P2,187.50
II.D.2. Minimum required reserve deposit with BSP
A minimum proportion of 10% of the required reserve for each type of deposit is required in the form of balances with BSP. (Not more than 2% of the combined deposit liabilities and deposit substitutes of banks/NBQBs may be maintained in the form of market yielding government securities purchased directly from BSP which is allowed under Circular 10.)
Total reserve requirements P34,000Less: 2% short-term GS purchased from BSP 4,000 ββββNet reserve requirement 30,000 =======Deposit with BSP-10% of P30,000 P3,000 (Note: Actual deposit with BSP may be more than P3,000 or the 25 % minimum requirement; however, less than 25% will result in reserve deficiency).
If the 2% reserve in the form of market yielding government securities is not maintained, the 10% minimum deposit with BSP shall be based on the gross required reserves, as follows:
Deposit with BSP-10% of P34,000 P3,400
Please be guided accordingly.
Adopted: 12 Feb. 1996
(SGD.) ALBERTO V. REYES
Deputy Governor